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New book uses some unusual data sets to trace disciplinary shifts over a century -- and around the entire world.

Commenting on U.S. rules for 2 new student aid programs, college groups cite several major flaws.

State officials hear about -- and encourage -- non-residency programs and efforts that combine faculties at two universities.

California appeals court finds that law designed to protect students' free speech loses force on commencement day.

Open source advocates see patent suit as signal that dominant player in course management is after them. Is it?

New film, "Accepted," makes fun of college students' parents. Do they deserve it?

Clifford Adelman, key Education Department analyst, to play same role for higher education think tank.